Have you seen my friend, the revolving intersecting platonic bodies, spinning inside the Sun's perimeter? How they self adjust and turn, giving the kaleidoscopic spectacle of the Archimedean irregular solids coming together then dismantling perpetually within the bright living circle in the heavens? A great vibrating sawastika turning from right to left! Churning the vital cream of this Earth's bipeds. Each day pushing mankind relentlessly onto the ubiquitous paths of his unconscious civil folly? Making him do what he doesn't know.
I have seen these things many times more especially in the late afternoon; long before the chemies invaded our skies. Before 2010. When I would stare into the Sun's furnace.
Also...inside that great hypnotic orb, was a very black blackness, more black than black. The Black Sun. A portal into the sidereal deep. An eagle's portal.
This piece is a tonic to so much of what we are confronted with today.
It is all the rage to declare nothing here in this life as real. Suddenly, biology becomes elective. Tyranny becomes freedom, and those who practice heinous acts behind closed doors become the saviors of the world.
In truth, such views are hideous distortions.
Your piece touches on the exquisite and delicate beauty of this manifestation.
I daresay that your path here reveals a deep truth about this life, and the reactivation of an immersion with it. Very good.
> The telling of those tales is not the story that follows (for such a tale, to be truthful, has been well articulated elsewhere), instead this is the tale of how (hu)man is ‘integral’ to any observation of Earth and likewise, Earth (nature and the planets) are integral to any proper and full ‘understanding’ of (hu)man. We are the story of Earth; this planet tells our tale.
Reply: Please define (hu)man. I need to be sure I understand what is meant before I can comment further. Thank you.
Thank you for your in depth replies. I have not completed reading the current reply but will respond to this:
>The kingdom of Man has always been, just as the kingdoms of plants, of animals, of minerals, have always been. Distinct from one another, and yet parts of a whole.
I have been strongly influenced with Gaia Theory, by James Lovelock and collaborator Lynn Margulis. That being so, I find that all life is interpenetrating and "(hu)man being" also the slowest of them all. How do I mean this? Consider the Cyanobacteria, it can actually see, or perceive or sense, the H2O molecule and then separate the Hydrogen atoms from the Oxygen atom all at room temperature and keep the energy released as well the hydrogen atoms, letting the Oxygen free.
To date humans have been studying this near miracle for many decades, and still can't do it at room temperature. What it takes "human" is a lot of energy input to break the H2O molecule at a net energy loss. As long as this continues Hydrogen vehicles will never be even environmentally neutral.
There are many more examples of the microcosmos making earth habitable for all of life. Lynn Margulis shows us our true place in the panorama of life. We shouldn't be so proud of ourselves.
Have you seen my friend, the revolving intersecting platonic bodies, spinning inside the Sun's perimeter? How they self adjust and turn, giving the kaleidoscopic spectacle of the Archimedean irregular solids coming together then dismantling perpetually within the bright living circle in the heavens? A great vibrating sawastika turning from right to left! Churning the vital cream of this Earth's bipeds. Each day pushing mankind relentlessly onto the ubiquitous paths of his unconscious civil folly? Making him do what he doesn't know.
I have seen these things many times more especially in the late afternoon; long before the chemies invaded our skies. Before 2010. When I would stare into the Sun's furnace.
Also...inside that great hypnotic orb, was a very black blackness, more black than black. The Black Sun. A portal into the sidereal deep. An eagle's portal.
Thanks Seraphim,
This piece is a tonic to so much of what we are confronted with today.
It is all the rage to declare nothing here in this life as real. Suddenly, biology becomes elective. Tyranny becomes freedom, and those who practice heinous acts behind closed doors become the saviors of the world.
In truth, such views are hideous distortions.
Your piece touches on the exquisite and delicate beauty of this manifestation.
I daresay that your path here reveals a deep truth about this life, and the reactivation of an immersion with it. Very good.
MK
ThankYOU, a great read, and very observant points form a very observant SOUL.
Shared, where I could...The truth is many of so-called TRUTh seekers have forgotten the main purpose of what we call life...To BE ALIVE.
If you are not ALIVE you are just Death Space counting down numbers waiting for a final solution, one or another...
5 min in and I love this already, thanks
> The telling of those tales is not the story that follows (for such a tale, to be truthful, has been well articulated elsewhere), instead this is the tale of how (hu)man is ‘integral’ to any observation of Earth and likewise, Earth (nature and the planets) are integral to any proper and full ‘understanding’ of (hu)man. We are the story of Earth; this planet tells our tale.
Reply: Please define (hu)man. I need to be sure I understand what is meant before I can comment further. Thank you.
Thank you for your in depth replies. I have not completed reading the current reply but will respond to this:
>The kingdom of Man has always been, just as the kingdoms of plants, of animals, of minerals, have always been. Distinct from one another, and yet parts of a whole.
I have been strongly influenced with Gaia Theory, by James Lovelock and collaborator Lynn Margulis. That being so, I find that all life is interpenetrating and "(hu)man being" also the slowest of them all. How do I mean this? Consider the Cyanobacteria, it can actually see, or perceive or sense, the H2O molecule and then separate the Hydrogen atoms from the Oxygen atom all at room temperature and keep the energy released as well the hydrogen atoms, letting the Oxygen free.
To date humans have been studying this near miracle for many decades, and still can't do it at room temperature. What it takes "human" is a lot of energy input to break the H2O molecule at a net energy loss. As long as this continues Hydrogen vehicles will never be even environmentally neutral.
There are many more examples of the microcosmos making earth habitable for all of life. Lynn Margulis shows us our true place in the panorama of life. We shouldn't be so proud of ourselves.